[dropcap font=”0″]T[/dropcap]he year 2015 will no doubt be a historic occasion for Myanmar. The reason is that the country will […]

[dropcap font=”0″]E[/dropcap]very major highway has signposts with speed limits, even though they are nearly perfect, straight and smooth. On many […]

Most people in Myanmar traditionally stay away from politics although they unknowingly participate in national causes which can be termed […]

[dropcap font=”0″]E[/dropcap]very country has its own laws to protect all its citizens including farmers, workers, children, women, the disabled and […]

[dropcap font=”0″][/dropcap]Job creation can lead to poverty reduction. The largest contributions for poverty alleviation include labour-intensive sectors such as agriculture, […]

[dropcap font=”0″]W[/dropcap]hen commodities prices rise in a country, those who are hardest hit are the poor including lower-level government and […]

[dropcap font=”0″]I[/dropcap]t is widely accepted that educational might decides the economic growth and future of a country. Raising the equality […]

[dropcap font=”0″]T[/dropcap]he UN General Assembly designated 11 December as the International Mountain Day in 2003, with the intentions of creating […]

Authorities in Yangon are trying to solve the problem of traffic congestion as it has become a major difficulty for […]

[dropcap font=”0″][/dropcap]Myanmar is an agricultural country, with 70% of its population living in rural areas, most of whom are farmers […]